Dark plasma theory

[Magical Realist]

Shadow people? Djinn? Ghosts? UFOs? Are these just manifestations of our own dark matter biosphere?

"Computations in 2008 by Stephen Adler of Princeton University and Xu and Siegel from the University of Arizona, suggest that the dark matter density in the Solar System and around the Earth exceeds the galactic halo density significantly and is much higher than previously thought. According to Jay Alfred’s estimate, the visible Earth is gravitationally coupled to a Jupiter-sized dark matter halo. As dark matter clumped it created conditions for a dark biosphere to form. This dark biosphere gave rise to dark matter life forms and consciousness. The Theory argues that dark matter is largely in the form of plasmas of exotic particles (including super symmetric particles such as charginos and neutralinos). It has been shown in laboratory experiments over the past ten years that minimal ordinary plasma cell-systems can be generated in the laboratory.

The Theory therefore suggests that minimal dark plasma cell-systems were generated within this dark halo/biosphere in the early Earth and predicts the existence of terrestrial dark plasma life forms which evolved from these minimal plasma cell systems. Furthermore, unlike chemical-based life forms, dark plasma life forms are compatible with life in a super symmetric universe. Life forms would be as varied in scale, structure and intelligence as carbon-based life forms – as different as a microbe from a whale; a mosquito from a tiger; a giraffe from a crocodile; an ant from a human being. Their degrees of intelligence and awareness were as different as a centipede’s awareness to the awareness and intelligence of Homo sapiens.

The entities that we have loosely identified as ghosts, angels, jinns, demons, deities (for example the Marian apparitions in the atmosphere), aliens, biological UFOs, fairies and sightings of the recently deceased (on the surface of the Earth) are characteristic of these predicted exotic plasma life forms from interpenetrating dark plasma spheres or counterpart Earths. They constitute ecology of plasma life forms that evolved throughout Earth’s history and sometimes formed symbiotic relationships with the carbon-based life forms that we are more familiar with. Homo sapiens evolved carbon-based bodies that formed symbiotic relationships with some of these plasma life forms (indicating a type of symbio-genesis). When the carbon-based bodies died, the bioplasma bodies (resulting from the symbiosis) continue their existence in the counterpart Earths.”===https://alloya.wordpress.com/2013/11/24/...ma-beings/

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[C C]

The idea of dark matter life being possible isn't totally ungrounded or floating about in bonko country:

New Kind of Dark Matter Could Form 'Dark Atoms': "There is no good reason to assume that all the dark matter in the universe is built out of one type of particle," study author Andrey Katz of Harvard University told SPACE.com. These new dark matter particles would essentially consist of heavy "dark protons" and light "dark electrons." They would interact with each other far more than other dark matter particles to form "dark atoms" that use "dark photons" to interact through a sort of "dark electromagnetism," much as regular protons and electrons interact through photons in conventional electromagnetism to build the atoms making up the stuff of everyday life. If dark atoms are possible, they could react with each other for dark chemistry, much as regular atoms interact chemically. "The dark world might even be as diverse and interesting as the visible world," Katz and his colleagues wrote May 23 in the journal Physical Review Letters.

But the majority view is probably along the line that dark matter [as known exotic particle candidates] can't form complex organizations at everyday levels and below:

"A paradoxical aspect of structure formation is that while dark matter greatly accelerates the formation of dense haloes, because dark matter does not have radiation pressure, the formation of smaller structures from dark matter is impossible because dark matter cannot dissipate angular momentum, whereas ordinary baryonic matter can collapse to form dense objects by dissipating angular momentum through radiative cooling." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structure_formation

[Magical Realist]

If dark atoms are possible, they could react with each other for dark chemistry, much as regular atoms interact chemically. "The dark world might even be as diverse and interesting as the visible world," Katz and his colleagues wrote May 23 in the journal Physical Review Letters.

Interesting indeed. I catch sight of sparkling scintilla, streaking flashes, and glowing blobs every night when I lay in bed. Ofcourse these can be discounted as residual illusions from my aging retinae. But I also know the periphery of the eye is more sensitive to lights in the dark than the center is. There's more rods there than cones. This would explain why we tend to see lights and darting shadows in the corners of our eyes rather than headon. A random profusion of umbral and luminious varmints that infest our shared electromagnetic continuum.

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